A 2 ply yarn equivalent to a traditional 4ply. This yarn is ideal for Fair Isle knitting, and comes in a colour range of 225 colours. We currently stock 86 colours.
Jamiesons of Shetland is a family-owned business that started in the early 1890s. Five generations later, the Jamieson family continue to be committed to the unique fibre of the native Shetland sheep.
We love this yarn for any pattern by Marie Wallin, Dee Hardwick or Mary Jane Mucklestone!
We have nearly every colour in the Spindrift colour palette. When Limited Edition colours are stocked they will be denoted by LE after the colour shade number. LE colours will only be availble for limited time periods.
Fibre Information
100% Pure Shetland Wool
Weight: Fingering weight, 4 ply
Length: 105 metres per 25 gram ball
Needle size: 3.25 mm
Crochet Hook Size: 3.25 mm
Gauge: 30 sts x 32 rows to 10 cm square
Care: Gentle cold hand wash, lay flat to dry in shade.
A 2 ply yarn equivalent to a traditional 4ply. This yarn is ideal for Fair Isle knitting, and comes in a colour range of 225 colours. We currently stock 86 colours.
Jamiesons of Shetland is a family-owned business that started in the early 1890s. Five generations later, the Jamieson family continue to be committed to the unique fibre of the native Shetland sheep.
We love this yarn for any pattern by Marie Wallin, Dee Hardwick or Mary Jane Mucklestone!
We have nearly every colour in the Spindrift colour palette. When Limited Edition colours are stocked they will be denoted by LE after the colour shade number. LE colours will only be availble for limited time periods.
Fibre Information
100% Pure Shetland Wool
Weight: Fingering weight, 4 ply
Length: 105 metres per 25 gram ball
Needle size: 3.25 mm
Crochet Hook Size: 3.25 mm
Gauge: 30 sts x 32 rows to 10 cm square
Care: Gentle cold hand wash, lay flat to dry in shade.
The benefits of Wool
100% sustainable & renewable
Breathable & hypoallergenic
Natural & easy to work with
Biodegradable & without microplastics
Australian climate - perfect for wool
The vast, open pastures of Australia offer ample grazing areas, promoting healthy, well-nourished sheep that produce high-quality wool.
Tasmania's cooler climate provide ideal conditions for producing exceptionally fine wool, making it a renowned region for premium wool production in Australia.